Machiavelli How should an aspiring Prince use Rules, Decisions and Processes
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The Prince” from Machiavelli was meant as an instruction guide for new princes and royals. But what if Machiavelli had the benefit of modern modeling tools to capture his teachings? Join us as we revisit Machiavelli’s “The Prince” using unambiguous terminology and rules to define and automate decision and process models. Armed with an automated set of decision services, any layman can aspire to become a Prince.
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Machiavelli How should an aspiring Prince use Rules, Decisions and Processes
- 1. Machiavelli: How should an aspiring prince use rules, decisions and processes Dr. John Svirbely, MD Chief Medical Informatics Officer (CMIO), jsvirbely@Trisotech.com Denis Gagne Chief Executive Officer (CEO), dgagne@Trisotech.com
- 3. Historical booksof Knowledge • A lot of current geopolitical and military mindsets find their roots in a series of well-known historical books of knowledge. • e.g. Machiavelli, Sun Tzu, Clausewitz, Aristotle, etc. • Modern political figures‘ behavior can be understood by studying these historical books of knowledge.
- 4. Niccolo Machiavelli • Both Machiavelli and Sun Tzu wrote of the Art of War. • The Prince is the treatise that Machiavelli is most know for.
- 5. Machiavelli Facts • Lived: 1469-1527 • Born and raised in Florence • First employed in 1498 • Denounced and imprisoned in 1513, followed by exile until 1519 • The Prince is dedicated to Lorenzo di Piero de' Medici in an unsuccessful attempt to get back into court (various Medici's controlled Florence during and after Machiavelli).
- 6. The Prince • Machiavelli has become controversial for his description of how a successful leader should govern. • He asserted that The Prince (president, dictator, prime minister, etc.) does not have to be concerned with ethics, as long as their motivation is to protect the state.
- 7. Impregnated in our everyday life These writings have: • Influenced Western thinking and actions for centuries. • Become assimilated via emulation of previous generations, making it both implicit and tacit knowledge.
- 8. Our Goal To make that knowledge: • Explicit, • Disambiguated, and • Operational
- 9. Plagued by Bias Mind Model Original Writing Translation Interpretation We do realize that any such attempts are always plagued by multiple layers of bias
- 11. From Narrative to Operationalization Disambiguation Operationalization Concept Maps Verb concepts Business Rules Noun concepts Narrative Text Processes and Decisions Source
- 13. Our Source • The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Prince, by Nicolo Machiavelli • Title: The Prince • Author: Nicolo Machiavelli • Translator: W. K. Marriott • Release Date: March, 1998 [eBook #1232] • [Most recently updated: January 2, 2021] • Language: English • Character set encoding: UTF-8 • Produced by: John Bickers, David Widger and Others Narrative Text https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1232/1232-h/1232-h.htm
- 16. Disambiguation • Use Trisotech Knowledge Entity Modeler https://www.trisotech.com/digital-modeling-suite/ Concept Maps Verb concepts Business Rules Noun concepts
- 27. Trisotech.com From Narrative to Operationalization Disambiguation Operationalization Concept Maps Verb concepts Business Rules Noun concepts Narrative Text Processes and Decisions Source
- 28. Thoughtful conclusions • Such an approach to ancient texts could make the wisdom of the ages relevant to the modern World. • But more importantly, the same approach for making narrative texts: explicit, disambiguated and operationalised can be applied to any type of narrative texts: • Clinical Guidelines in Healthcare • Regulations in various industries • Texts of Laws • Etc.
- 29. Machiavelli:How should an aspiring prince use rules, decisions and processes Any Questions? Dr. John Svirbely, MD Chief Medical Informatics Officer (CMIO), jsvirbely@Trisotech.com Denis Gagne Chief Executive Officer (CEO), dgagne@Trisotech.com